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To stop thesupport provided to and use of tribal militias that commit grave human rights abuses;
The failure to arrest those who commit grave violations of children's rights and to heed previous Security Council recommendations for the immediate arrest of Commander Laurent Nkunda and to combat impunity for other violators of children's rights is of deep concern.
This is a groundbreaking practical step towards holding those who commit grave violations against children accountable.
Antonov aircraft, MiG jet fighters and helicopter gunships have been used by the Government in the conflict in Southern Sudan for deliberate and indiscriminate attacks on civilians andto provide support for militias who themselves commit grave human rights abuses.
Ø Consider applying targeted andgraduated measures against parties to armed conflict that commit grave violations against children in situations of armed conflict.
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Despite entering its seventh year on my list of parties that commit grave violations against children, the Government and FARDC made little progress towards the development and implementation of an action plan to halt the recruitment and use of children.
Concrete measures are being undertaken to ensure accountability of and compliance by those parties who commit grave child rights violations.
The report identifies parties to the conflict,both State and non-State actors, who commit grave abuses against children, including Government security forces, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, the New People's Army and the Abu Sayyaf Group/Jemaah Islamiya.
The Special Representative calls upon Member Statesto end impunity and to prosecute and punish those who commit grave violations against children during armed conflict.
The report recommends targeted action and measures against parties andindividuals that systematically commit grave violations against children and rigorous and timely investigation and prosecution by relevant authorities of incidents of grave violations against children to address the prevailing culture of impunity.
The report focuses on grave violations perpetrated against children in the Central African Republic and identifies parties to the conflict, both State andnon-State actors, who commit grave abuses against children.
RECOGNIZING that universal jurisdiction is a principle of International Law whose purpose is to ensure that individuals who commit grave offences such as war crimes and crimes against humanity do not do so with impunity and are brought to justice, which is in line with Article 4(h) of the Constitutive Act of the African Union;
The Syrian Arab Republic affirms that stability in our region is vital to international stability, and regional stability cannot be achieved as long as Israel, which considers itself to be above the law,continues to occupy Arab territory and commit grave violations of international law and relevant Security Council resolutions.
Should it be determined that there are substantial grounds to believe that there is a real risk that an intended recipient may commit grave violations of international humanitarian, human rights or refugee law, the United Nations would work with the relevant authorities with a view to putting in place effective measures to eliminate or minimize that risk.
The Security Council is encouraged to empower its Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict to recommend to the Council the imposition of targeted measures, andto monitor the implementation of such measures, on parties to armed conflict who commit grave violations against children in all situations of concern listed in the annexes to my report.
Universal jurisdiction is a well-established principle of international law the purpose of which is to ensure that individuals who commit grave offences, such as piracy, slavery, torture, genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, do not do so with impunity and are brought to justice, irrespective of the place where the offence was committed or of the nationalities of the offenders or the victims.
An assessment based on the factors above and on the overall context of the support,of the risk that the receiving entity might nevertheless commit grave violations of international humanitarian, human rights or refugee law.
The adoption of Security Council resolution 1612(2005) also led to other significant advances, such as the establishment of the Security Council Working Group on children and armed conflict(the Working Group), which underlie the progress made to engender accountability andcompliance by parties who commit grave violations against children.
Through resolutions 1539(2004) and 1612(2005),the Council has expressed its intention to consider imposing targeted and graduated measures against parties to conflicts who commit grave violations against children and who fail to make concrete child protection commitments and undertake plans of action to address violations.
Foreigners or stateless persons who are not permanently resident in Ukraine andcommit offences outside the frontiers of Ukraine may still be subject to criminal prosecution under the criminal law of Ukraine if such prosecution is provided for under the international treaties ratified by the Supreme Council or if they commit grave or particularly grave offences against the rights and freedoms of Ukrainian citizens or the interests of Ukraine.
Through these resolutions, the Security Council has increasingly operationalized its engagement on children insituations of armed conflict, including by mandating the Secretary-General to list parties to conflict who commit grave violations against children, instituting a mechanism to monitor and report on such violations, and establishing a dedicated Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, consisting of all members of the Council, to review information emanating from the monitoring mechanism and to recommend remedial measures to the Council.
The creation of these Tribunals represents a clear sign that the international community will no longer tolerate violations of international humanitarian law, andwill help to ensure that those individuals who commit grave breaches of international humanitarian law will find no safe haven anywhere in the world, but will be forced to answer for their actions in a court of law.
The annual report of the Secretary-General to the Security Council on children and armed conflict, andparticularly the lists annexed to his report which explicitly identify parties who commit grave violations, working in tandem with the resolutions of the Security Council on children and armed conflict, represent tools designed to put increasing pressure on parties to conflict to comply with international child protection standards.
The list includes the names of those wanted for committing grave crimes and having links to terrorists.
Non-State actors were sometimes armed as well as orbetter than States, and often committed grave crimes such as killing aid workers and commandeering humanitarian food aid.
Individuals suspected of committing grave violations of human rights, including war crimes, have not been held to account.
In fact, they stood by and watched as these settlers committed grave crimes that they would have been quick to stop had they been committed against fellow Israelis.
Children who reached full age of 14 and committed grave and especially grave crimes(deliberate homicide, robbery and etc.) shall be criminally liable.
This strengthens international efforts to end impunity against those committing grave violations against children in contravention of applicable international law.
In its decisions on universal jurisdiction,the African Union had recognized the purpose of the principle as ensuring that those who committed grave offences did not do so with impunity.